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HomeMy WebLinkAbout06/25/1973 Council Minutes148 June 25, 1973 The regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Village Council meeting was called to order at 8:00 P.M. on June 25, 1973 by Mayor Bohjanen. Councilmen present; Cardinal, Jaworski, Marier, Zelinka. Mr. Locher and Mr. Carley were also present. The minutes of the June 1 1 , 1973 were corrected as follows; page 2, para- graph 7; add "see" in last sentence after "could ". Mr. Zelinka moved to approve the minutes as corrected. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried with Mr. Cardinal abstaining. The Clerk read the recommendation from Mr. Dupre concerning the barn at the Birch Wood Hi l Is stables. Mr. Dupre recommended the barn be razed due to the deterioration of the structure. Mr. Locher will put this on file for future reference in connection with the operations being conducted at that location. There was a request for a street light at the corner of East Shadow Lake Drive and Birch street. Since this is a temporary entrance to the area, the Council tabled this matter until the permanent street is in. The Clerk reported that she had received $47.50 in municipal fines. She had also received an affidavit of publication for the Federal Revenue Sharing form. Mr. Burman and Mr. Steffen were here from Anoka County representing the Board of Commissioners to discuss the County plans for roads in our area. Mr. Burman reviewed the roads the County now maintains within the V i I l age. He also reported the request of the Village that the County assume the maintenance of Pine Street and 24th Avenue has been turned over to the County Planner. Mr. Steffen reviewed the proposed Northtown Corridor. This stretch of road- way will be some 16 miles long and will necessitate the removal of 28 homes. Since this is the proposed route, the municipalities involved will be asked to hold this corridor open. At the present time there is no proposal to put a major route through the Chain of Lakes area. Mr. Jaworski asked where this leaves the Village as to Pine Street and 24th Avenue. We have problems with these streets since they are boundary streets and require joint funding for any work done on them. He asked if the County would consider trading some the presently County controlled streets such as Elm Street, Lilac and Birch Street. There was discussion on this but no decision made. Mr. Burman suggested that Mr. Jaworski think this over carefully since there is much work to be done onBirch. Mr. Marier felt that 24th should be maintained by a mutual agree ment between Anoka and Wahington Counties. This problem has been discussed for the last 5 to 8 years with no action taken and we need an answer on this now. Mr. Burman said that Anoka County had agreed to this a few years ago but had no participation from Washington County. He felt that Lino Lakes should get Hugo to work with Washington County and the Commissioner serving that 1 1 June 25, 1973 area in order to get this matter taken care of. Mr. Jaworski said he and Mr. Marier had attended two Hugo Council meetings and had asked them to write their Commissioner requesting that the County take over that Street, but so far, had had no response. Mr. Jaworski asked if a request of this sort goes before the entire Board of Commissioners or is handled by the one Commissioner serving that particular area? Mr. Burman said that this must be approved by the entire Board. He has the approval of the Anoka County Board and will send this information to the Washington County Board again. There was discussion on the possibility of East Rondeau Lake Drive becoming A County Road. Mr. Jaworski said there had just been an amount of money spent on that road and if this had been known, we might have spent the money some place else. Mr. Cardinal asked Mr. Burman if he thought that the two bodies of County Commissioners could get together for a meeting to discuss the County Line Road. Mr. Burman said it would difficult, especially in the summer months, but he will try. He also reminded the Council that on all new roads being built by the County, that a 120' right -of -way is necessary. He will take the question of Pine Street to the Board, but he felt that unless there was a commercial venture involved, it was unlikely the Board would consider it. The final map for road plans will be ready on July 9, 1973. Mr. Jaworski felt that the areas nearer the Twin Cities was getting more work done that the outlying areas such as our Village. He felt this was an unfair practice. Mr. Zelinka asked Mr. Burman to have someone take a look at three large trees located on the County right -of -way at Elm Street and Old Highway #8. These trees are decaying and present a hazard and should be removed. Mr. Burman said he would have it taken care of. He thanked the Council and he and Mr. Steffen left. Mr. Marier reported on the Planning and Zoning Board meeting held on June 20, 1973. Mr. Fran Burque was to appear in connection with h i s so i I removal operation located on the East side of the Village but was unalbe to because of a death in the Family. The Clerk will send him a copy of the Ordinance outlining the steps necessary for Mr. Burque to be granted a special use permit. He was re- scheduled to appear at the July 18, 1973 meeting. Mr. Marier also reported that Mr. Damagala, who proposed to build a boat works and a plant for wire materials. He is also interested in using one of the Lakes for the testing of the racing boats. He had also proposed to use the North end of George Watch Lake as a possible site for speed boat races. The Planning and Zoning Board rejected this tidea as not being com- patible with the concept of the Open Space idea. He will complete his plans and reappear before the Board. 9 150 June 25, 1973 Mr. Feiss from North - Northeast Realty, was at the meeting to discuss the proposed use of the Lino Snowmobile building on the corner of Orange Street and Old Highway #8. The prospective buyer is a company that cleans up after train accidents. It is not a salvage operation -there would be no materials sold from this location. The discussion centered around the weight of the equipment to be parked at this location. The Village streets leading into and out of this building can not handle this weight. It was suggested that the company bring these streets up to specs for his equipment over the part that would be used by his equipment and the Village would probably assume the maintenance. Mr. Weiss will contact the buyer and get back to the Planning and Zoning Board. Mr. Walbon appeared seeking information on the use of a lot located in Arthur Thom Acres #2 just North of the Rehbein Bus barns. He plans a contractor's office, shop and wants to use the remainder of the lot for storage of his equipment. The entire area would be fenced. The front 300' is zoned commercial but balance of the land must be rezoned in order to be used for this sort of operation. It was suggested that he contact Mr. Locher on the procedure. Mr. Cardinal reported on the Park Board meeting. They had lined up a warming house for the Hall property, but the land had been sold and the new owner has decided to keep the building. The Lino Lakes Athletic Association has submitted a sketch for facilities they would like to see built on the Hall property. Mr. Cardinal requested that they be put on the July 9, 1973 agenda under his report. He reported that the present ball diamond has heavy usage and he had been asked for the second diamond. All that would be necessary is some grading and limestone. There is a backstop here and fence would not be installed at this time. There are requisitions for the limestone and the grading. Mr. Cardinal moved to approve the building of the second ball diamond on the Hall property. Mr. Marier asked what the total cost would be. After checking the requisitions, Mr. Cardinal said about $355.00. Mr. Jaworski seconded the motion. Motion carried. Mr. Jaworski had checked all the roads with Mr. Miller from H & S Ashpalt. Mr. Mi I ler was aware of the trouble spots and he assured Mr. Jaworski that all roads would meet the specs before presented for final inspection. Some of the sopts were not the total responsibility of the contractor, the roads should have been dug out more than we allowed. These will be done over and there will be extra costs involved. Mr. Zelinka asked how much the extra cost would be. Mr. Jaworski said there was no estimate. Mr. Jaworski said he had instructed the Clerk to release the check withheld at the last Council meeting after contacting the members. He moved to have the Council concur with this action. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal with the stipulation that all roads are up to specs before final payment on the contract is made. Motion carried. Mr. Jaworski reported that the work on Peltier is proceeding -the woad has been widened and the banks are being sloped. The Culverts on 4th Avenue have been repaired and the dirt mounds have been graded down. J- t 25, 1973 Mr. Zelinka reported that the Environmental Commission had met on June 13, 1973 and there was discussion on the effect of their input to the Council and the P &Z. They agreed to look at areas other than the water shed and lake areas that have impact on our environment and will have a recommendation for the Council at the next meeting. There had been no personnel meeting but Mr. Zelinka requested the names of applicants for the Patolman's position so they can be screened by the Comm- ission for recommendation to the Council. Mr. Bohjanen will get these names from Mr. Myhre. The Clerk was asked if James Dupre who is building on 20th Avenue North had obtained a building permit. She said, Yes. She was asked if he had had a perk test and replied that he had. The Council wondered how this area could pass a perk test. The Council requested a copy of the test from Mr. Harless. It was also mentioned that there are many homes in the Lakeview area in various stages of completion as to remodeling or additions. Mr. Zelinka moved to instruct the Building Inspector to check these out and report back to the Council on the unfinished ones. Seconded by Mr. Marier. Motion carried. The Special Hearing on non - payment of water meter charges in the Chomonix area was called to order at 9:00 P.M. Mr. Locher read the letter that was sent to the residents in that area calling this meeting. There were three who had not responded to the letter and were in violation of Ordinance #57 and #57A. There was discussion on the practice of other commun i tes ; some charge for water meters - some do not - some have a monthly rental charge basically the procedure is a matter of Local decision. Mr. Locher asked Mr. Carley if he had any knowledge on this and Mr. Carley said that most communities he deals with requires some sort of payment for the meter - either by the owner or contractor or plumber. Mr. Borovansky had talked to someone in Maplewoord and this was the first time they had heard of paying for a meter. He said he planned to pay for his meter but he thought this was an unfair practice. Mr. Nelson said that they had bought their house with all utilities in and paid for and this meant the water meter. He felt that this was fbIse advertising. He had talked with some sales representative and was told that these meters will be included with the new homes now being built. Mr. Locher said that the cost of the meter is being merely added to the cost of the house. Mr. Nelson said that he had withheld money in escrow when he bought his home but that money has been released and he now has no recourse except to to go to court. He is willing to pay for his meter but felt that the owners were caught in the middle. Mr. Johnson said that there was a general dissatisfaction over things that were promised and not delivered in the area. In most areas he had invest - gated, there was no meter charge but was a required deposit. Mr. Bohjanen said this question had been gone over very carefully and at the time this seemed the most equitable way to handle this charge. The 151 152 June 25, 1973 Council did not feel that they could pay for these meters out of Village funds because this would be assessing the cost against the tax payers of the Vi I lage who do not have water. Mr. Borovansky said this could be compared to people who use bottle gas, nobody buys the gas tank, they lease it. Mr. Jaworski , Mr. Cardinal and Mr. Marier disagreed with him all three men had bought their propane gas tanks. Mr. Johnson said he will be interested in seeing how this is handled when water is installed in other portions of the Village. Mr. Nelson asked why the meters had not been put in the homes when the water was installed? Mr. Marier answered that the Village did not own or control the water system at that time and had no legal right to meter the water. A gentleman from the audience, who said he was a contractor, said that either the builder pays for the meter and it is added on to the cost of the home or the plumber buys the meter and adds it onto his charges. The owner pays for the meter, one way or another. Mr. Cardinal told the residents that the $55.00 charge is for the cost of the meter once this is paid, the meter is the property of the home owner. , They have the option of selling the meter- with the house, in the event of sale, or they can have it removed and take it with them. Mrs. Johnson asked what the legal newspaper had been for the last two years. She was told that last year it had been the Blaine Life and this year it was the Forest Lake Times. She was concerned about overlapping subscriptions to local papers in order to keep up with the happenings in the Village. She asked if she paid the postage, could an agenda be mailed to her twice a month? There was discussion on the legal paper -how is it chosen and why. Mr. Zelinka gave some background information on why the Forest Lake Times was chosen. Mr. Zelinka moved that where requested and return postage was paid, to mail agendas to those people. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Mr. Jaworski and Mr. Zelinka voted, Yes; Mr. Cardinal, Mr. Marier and Mr. Bohjanen voted, No. � Mbti on failed. Mr. Borovanshy, Mr. Johnson and Mr. Nelson paid for their water meters. Mr. Cardinal moved to close the special hearing at 9`40 P.M. Seconded by My Marier. Motion carried. Mr. Bohjanen reported that the storm last Monday had blown a piece of the metal facing from the front of the building damaging it so it must be re- placed. The Clerk has contacted Mattson and the Insurance agent and it will be taken care of. In the same storm, the new Flag had been torn, but a new one had been up within 24 hours. 1 1 1 June 25, 1973 Mr. Bohjanen reported that he had a call from Mr. McCoy and Mr. Liebel on damage done by the (horses at the Birch Wood Hills Stables. He asked Mr. Locher if there had been any action taken. Mr. Locher reported that Mr. Fleming, of our Animal Control, had been in- structed to get the name and address of the person who runs this operation and issue citations. The Clerk reported that Mr. Fleming had stopped by her office and sad that he had contacted Mrs. Flattum and had given her three citations; cruelty to animals, horses running loose and property damage. There was also a report that the owner is not renting horses to ride, but she now rents the saddles and the people ride the horses free. There are two such persons who will sign complaints to that effect. Mr. Marier asked if this problem will be taken care of. He felt that Mr. McCoy and Mr. Leible have a legimate complaint and thisshould be cleared up Mr. Locher felt that since the State Humane Society is involved in this that definite action will be taken. He had also advised Mr. McCoy to file a property damage claim in the small claims court in Ramsey County where Mr. Flattum has her legal residence. Mr. Locher reported that Mr. Carley, Mr. Bohjanen, Mr. Zelinka dnd he had met with Mr. Dougher -y and Mr. Payne of the MSB on Friday June 22, 1973, and had renegotiated the contract dealing with reimbursement of cost incurred hauling sewage from the Chomornix area. The MSB agreed to pay the Village $12,50 per /5000 gal. load up to $13,000.00 per /calendar year. They will pay for the equivelant of 50 homes. Mr. Marier felt that this operation should not cost the Village. He asked about the possibility of our contracting with White Bear Township for the dumping of the sewage. He felt that this meeting had been set up with the MSB on very short notice. If we sign this contract, the Village will incur about $8,000.00 in expenses that will not be reimbursed. He thought the contract with White Bear Township for the dumping of the sewage would cost about $1.25 per /mo. Mr. Locher apologized for the short notice, saying it was his fault, he had been ill most of the week. As to White Bear Township, they could charge us anything they wanted to but they must still pay 0.41 per /thousand to the Metro Sewer Board. Mr. Locher said the MSB had assured him that there would be visiable construction in 1974 if plans go as now scheduled. As to the Shenandoah area, the entire Village comprehensive plan must be submitted before they will consider mains and laterals in the project. Mr. Jaworski said that Mr. Carley had brought in the plan in rough form. He suggested giving Mr. Carley authority to submit this plan to the MSB. Mr. Carley said he would prefer to show this plan to the Council members first, butthat he would also need a resolution accepting this concept. 133 154 July 25, 1973 Mr. Marier said that there would only minor changes in the zoning map and should not have any effect on the sewer plans. Mr. Carley said they had used the map as it was now drawn, and felt that any changes made would not effect the overall plan. Mr. Jaworski said that the original $7,000.00 hauling charges should not be the responsibility of the Village. The interceptor was to be in when the mains and laterals were in use in the Chomonix area. The Village had the consent of the MSB and the PCA for the installation. Mr. Zelinka felt that there was no way we could insist that this be reim- bursed to the vi l l age. He had talked to several men who are or were connected with the MSB and this was the information he got from them. Mr. Marier thought that before we could pass this resolution, that we should have an opportunity to look at the money allocation. Mr. Carley said the main holdup was the freeze on Federal Funds. These monies are funds that have been transferred from other projects in the form of refunds. Mr. Marier asked if the Lino Lakes-Centerville interceptor is in the budget? Mr. Zelinka said, Yes. Mr. Marier asked if any one has seen it -is it really in print? There was discussion on the MSB plan #2 and the merits of a full gravity flow system. The Council favored the full gravity flow because it eliminate lift stations and is less costly to construct. Mr. Zelinka said that as soon as we take necessary action, they will proceed with their plans and let the bids for construction. Mr. Marier asked if we could get an actual starting date. Mr. Zelinka said the interceptor was scheduled to completed by the end of 1974. Mr, Marier asked how much of the sewer service area #2's debt do we assume. Mr. Carley said just the SAC. This debt is all under these charges assum- ing they stay in effect. Mr. Zelinka said we must start someplace. There are many areas that could be discussed. Mr. Zelinka moved to accept the contract for $12.50 per 5000 gallon load, and become part of Sewer Service District #2 and to authorize the Mayor and the Clerk to sign the contract with the MSB. Mr. Marier said we need to know what we're getting into -what the total bill for Lino Lakes will be -will the SAC cover this. Mr. Jaworski said his understanding from information that Mr. Payne gave, that the SAC covers the cost of construction of the interceptor and the service area #2's debt- a,portion will go to each. Mr. Marier thought the burden was on MSB to put his in writing and give us a starting date for construction of the interceptor. 1 1 June 25, 1973 Mr. Bohjanen said we must adopt a sewer plan before the MSB will start anything. Mr. Carley said the comprehensive sewer plan must be filed along with a resolution stating that the Council has adopted this plan, also, there must be a five year plan for extension of the laterals. This is a Federal ruling and Centerville must do the same. Mr. Cardinal seconded the motion. The roll call vote; Mr. Cardinal, Yes Mr. Jaworski, No; Mr. Marier, No; Mr. Zelinka, Yes; Mr. Bohjanen, Yes. Motion carried. Mr. Locher reminded the Council that Ordinance No. 57B, dealing with the authorization to collect the SAC had not been passed. After discussion, the Council decided to study' th i s Ordinance and deal with it at the next Council meeting. Mr. Zelinka moved to put Ordinance No. 57B on the next agenda for consider- ation. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried. Mr. Carley presented the map his firm had prepared for the comprehensive sewer plan for the entire V i I l age. He said this map had been prepared in conjunction with the land use map proposed by the Planning and Zoning Board. There was much discussion on the areas covered and how they were to be served. Mr. Rehbeing asked about serving the Treatment Center. Mr. Carley said this is in doubt -there has been some discussion on closing the center. He said this map is what the MSB needs to be able to finalize their plans for the interceptor. Mr. Marier asked about the cost of this plan in comparasion to Plan #2 as submitted by the MSB Study. Mr. Carley said this is a full gravity flow system as opposed to lift stations in the MSB plan and the construction costs run about $100,00.00 to $150,000.00 less. Mr. Carley suggested that the construction program required by the Federal Law in 5 year increments could be 1) Chomonix, 2) Shenandoah, 3) West side of Reshanau Lake 4) Lakeview area, and 5) Highway 1649 area. Mr. Locher read the following resolution: "Be it hereby resolved that the Village of Lino Lakes, Anoka County, Minnesota does support the Lino Lakes - Centerville interceptor plans but strongly urges the Metro Council and the Metro Sewer Board to seriously consider the plans as proposed by the Village Engineer, Milner W. Carley & Assoc., in that same are by a sizable sum, less costly and still quite feasible and in that the system recommended thereby is a full gravity flow system; and in that the Vi I l age Counci I , further strongly urges the Metro Council and the Metro Sewer Board to proceed with construction as soon as possible as the need for said interceptor is immediate and urgent." Mr. Zelinka moved to adopt the Resolution. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. The motion passed with Mr. Marier voting, No, becasue he didn't know what the taxpayers of the Village will have to pay for this interceptor. 1@ 5 156 June 25, 1973 The next step will be to authorize the Engineer to make a feasibility study to lay out the cost for laterals. Mr. Rehbein said they will put the laterals in the Shenandoah area. Mr. Carley said this can be done because there is only the one owner to deal with. The other areas will require public hearings. Mr. Zelinka moved to put this on the next agenda. Sec- onded by Mr. Cardinal. Motion carried. Mr. Rehbein asked if Mr. Carley could submit their lateral system. He would like to get these lines in the ground before winter. Mr. Carley said they would be included in his report. Mr. Rehbein asked if the Board will approve these laterals. Mr. Carley said not until actual construction on the interceptor has begun. Mr. Marier asked Mr. Rehbein if his system had been engineered and by whom? Mr. Rehbein said, Yes, by Carley and Associates. Under o l d business, Mr. Locher took up the matter of license renewa l . Mr. LeVesseur's application was in order. Mr. Cardinal moved to deny the license. Seconded by Mr. Marier. Motion carried. The 49 Club application has no Liab- ility insurance policy for the renewal of the On -Sale liquor license. Mr. Marier moved to deny the license. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal Motion carried. Mr. Marier moved to approve the off -sale and dance license for the 49 Club. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Motion carried. Mrs. Ross's application was in order for off -sale license. Mr. Cardinal moved to approve the license. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried. Mr. Resengren's license had been approved at an earlier date with the stip- ulation that the "10 day written notice" clause be added. This had been done, therefore no action was necessary. Mr. Speiser's app I i cation for 3.2 off -sale was in order. Mr. Cardinal moved to approve the license. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried. Chomonix Country Club's application had no liability insurance police and and there was a question as to the fulfillment of the requi rement of Vi I lage residency for the holder of the On -Sale liquor license. Mr. Jaworski moved to deny the license until these points could be cleared. Seconded by Mr. Marier. Motion carried. Mr. Quinlan's application for 3.2 On -Sale, dance and set -up license were in order only needing the Mayor's and Police Chief's signature on the set- up application. Mr. Cardinal moved the licenses. Seconded by Mr. Marier with the signatures. Motion carried. Mr. Cichy's applications for On -Sale, Sunday, & Dance licenses were in order Mr. Zelinka moved to approve the applications. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Motion carried. Monica Cichy's application of off -sale was in order. Mr. Cardinal moved to approve the application. Seconded by Mr. Marier. Motion carried. There was discussion on the on -sale liquor licenses that were denied. The necessary Rapers and approval must be taken care of before midnight, June 30, 1973, or the establishments wi I I have to close until the licenses are approved. 1 1 1 1 1 June 25, 1973 The Council set a special meeting for June 28, 1973 at 7:30 P.M. to consider these applications. Mr. Walbon had contacted Mr. Locher on the rezoning of the land along #49 near the bus barns. I n order for this to be rezoned it is necessary to pub' ish and hold a public hearing. Mr. Locher will contact him. Mr. Marier moved to set the hearing for 8:30 P.M. on July 18, 1973. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Motion carried. Mr. Locher also reported on the Minnesota Pipeline Company's request to install the second line across the Village property. Mr. Locher had ob- tained a copy of the original contract with Mr. & Mrs. William Waldoch. There was discussion on this, with Mr. Marier suggesting that the company be confined to a certain area. The Clerk was instructed to put this matter on the next agenda. Mr. Marier moved to have the Attorney instruct the Company they must stay within a 50' zone. Seconded by Mr. Zelinka. Motion carried. Mr. Jaworski asked if Mr. Bruder had been issued a citation for the gas tank. Mr. Locher said, Yes and that Mr. Bruder has obtained a copy of our Ordinance dealing with the installation of such tanks and he had also contacted an Attorney. Mr. Jaworski asked if he was tagged for not having a permit for the tank or for improper installation of the tank? Mr. Jaworski felt that Mr. Bruder should be tagged for not having a permit. Mr. Jaworski also questioned the body shop operation across from Mr. Bruder's - the junk cars are not being moved out very fast and he only has until the 29th of June to get them cleaned out. Mr. Myhre said he had been there - the lights were all on, kids all over the place, but the man refused to answer the door and talk to him. Mr. Marier asked about the $50,000.00 in escrow for the assessments in the Chomonix area. The Clerk said she had call Drovers State Bank several times but has been unable to contact Mr. Kronholm. Mr. Marier said the $550,000.00 are due in 1974 and felt that something should be paid on the principal each year. Mr. Locher said thereis a letter in his files to the effect that the C.D. for $50,000.00 is in Drovers State Bank and this cannot be cashed with- out the approval of the Village Council. Mr. Marier felt that when these bonds have to be refinanced, the interest rate will be much higher and we should pay as much of the principal as possible. He requested that this matter be put on the next agenda for discussion. Mr. Locher said that due to some changes to take effect in 1974, it might be wise to resell them before the 1st of the year. Mr. Marier moved to put "discussion of temporary bonds" on the next agenda. Seconded by Mr. Zelinka. Motion carried. Mr. Jaworski moved to approve requisition #263 thru #274, withholding June 25, 1973 #270. & #271 for lack of signature of Department head. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Motion carried. Mr. Cardinal requested that the dai ly time logs be fi I led in by the em- ployees. He moved to withhold paychecks for maintenance employees unless dal ly log sheets are completed. Seconded by Mr. Marier. Motion carried. Mr. Cardinal moved that before an employee can be reimbursed for time loss due to court appearence, he must give the Clerk an affadivate from his employer stating hours lost and hourly wage. Seconded by Mr. Marier. Motion carried. Mr. Cardinal moved to pay bills #5183 through #5212 inclusive. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried. Mr. Cardinal moved to adjourn at 11:50 P.M. Seconded by Mr. Marier. Aye. Minutes approved at the meeting of July 9, 1973 Le--A_A_, Clerk - Treasurer Juen 28, 1973 The special meeting of the Lino Lakes Village Council was called to order at 7:30 P.M. by Mayor Bohjanen. Councilmen present; Jaworski, Marier. Absent; Cardinal, Zelinka. This meeting date had been set at the June 25, 1973 regular Council meeting for the purpose of considering liquor applications that were not in order at that meeting. 1. The application for the VFW was in order. Mr. Jaworski moved to approve the application. Seconded by Mr. Marier. Motion carried. 2. The application for the Nathe Brothers, dba The 49 Club, was in order. Mr. Jaworski moved to approve the application. Seconded by Mr. Marier. Motion carried. 3. The application for Freeman's Bottle Shop was in order. Mr. Marier moved to approve the application. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried. 4. The application by Stanley Thayer, dba the Blue Heron, was discussed. Mr. Jaworski moved to deny the applications for lack of proff of local residentcy, an Ordianance requirement. Seconded by Mr. Marier. Motion carried. The Clerk was instructed to inform Mr. Thayer of their action and to notify the Police Department that his, - establishment must be closed as of Midnight, June 30, 1973., 5. The Chomonix Country Club application was discussed. There was no insurance liability policy with the application. Mr. Mar'ier moved to deny the Chomonix Country Club app l i cati on for lack of insurance and proff of local residency. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried. Mr. Jaworski moved to adjourn at 7:45 P.M. Seconded by Mr. Marier. Aye. Minutes approved at the July 9, 1973 meeting. ,at, a_ g Clerk- reasurer